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Aviation Daily, March 14, 2016

Airlines

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Emirates Sees ‘Lack Of Clarity’ In Airbus Product Strategy

Mar 10, 2016
Emirates President Tim Clark says Airbus’s product strategy is suffering from a “lack of clarity” as the manufacturer considers several different investment options.
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IndiGo Takes Delivery Of Its First Airbus A320neo

Mar 11, 2016
Indian LCC IndiGo has taken delivery of its first Airbus A320neo, marking the beginning of the next phase of its growth and becoming the first A320neo operator in India.
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Hawaiian To Add Lanai Flights After Island Air Withdrawal

Mar 10, 2016
Hawaiian Airlines is increasing services with its Ohana turboprop operation in the wake of flight cuts by local competitor Island Air.
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SriLankan Airlines No Longer Wants To Take A350s

Mar 11, 2016
SriLankan Airlines is trying to renegotiate a firm order for Airbus A350s and already has deferred delivery of one aircraft.
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Air New Zealand, United Agree On Revenue-Share Deal

Mar 11, 2016
Air New Zealand and United Airlines have confirmed they will form a revenue-sharing partnership on transpacific routes after United launches its flight to Auckland in July.
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Alitalia Plans 7% Long-Haul Capacity Growth

Mar 11, 2016
Alitalia’s long-haul network is implementing the capacity growth it forecast in the three-year business plan it forged with Etihad Airways.
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China Eastern To Order 10 More 777-300ERs

Mar 10, 2016
China Eastern Airlines has agreed to order 10 additional Boeing 777-300ER aircraft, enlarging a currently inadequate fleet of long-haul aircraft, several industry sources said.
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Hainan Province To Boost International Air Services

Mar 11, 2016
The provincial government of Hainan wants at least five air services to Russia and Australia to open by the end of 2017, as part of a drive to increase international connections to the southern Chinese holiday island.
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China’s Okay Airways, Juneyao Airlines Negotiating For A330s

Mar 11, 2016
Chinese narrowbody operators Okay Airways and Juneyao Airlines are negotiating to buy Airbus A330s, says an industry source.

Airports

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Porter Airlines Close To U.S. Preclearance At Toronto Hub

Mar 11, 2016
Porter Airlines says it is on the cusp of gaining U.S. Customs and Border Protection preclearance at its main Toronto hub, a development that should permit the airline to fly to two important airports: New York LaGuardia and Washington Reagan National.

Labor

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Jetstar Ground Workers Win Approval For Strike Ballot

Mar 11, 2016
A Qantas Group ground workers union is considering a strike due to stalled contract negotiations.

Air Traffic Management

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Airservices Australia Appoints Harfield CEO

Mar 10, 2016
After an extensive international search, Airservices Australia has named acting head and company veteran Jason Harfield as its CEO.

Calendar of Events

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Upcoming Events

Mar 14, 2016
To list an event, send information in calendar format to Donna Thomas at [email protected]. For a complete list of Aviation Week Network’s upcoming events, and to register, visit www.aviationweek.com/events (Bold type indicates new calendar listing.) Mar. 15-16—2016 ACI-NA/AAAE Washington Legislative Spring Conference, Washington, D.C., www.aci-na.org/event/6390

Industry Data

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U.S. Passenger Airline full-Time Equivalent Employees by Month 2011-2015

Mar 14, 2016
View the U.S. Passenger Airline full-Time Equivalent Employees by Month 2011-2015 in PDF format.